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“I do not feel my hand where I see it”: causal mapping of visuo-proprioceptive integration network in a surgical glioma patient

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A recent tasked-based fMRI study unveiled a network of areas implicated in the process of visuo-proprioceptive integration of the right hand. In this study, we report a case of a patient operated on in awake conditions for a glioblastoma of the left superior parietal lobule. When stimulating a white matter site in the anterior wall of the cavity, the patient spontaneously reported a discrepancy between the visual and proprioceptive perceptions of her right hand. Using several multimodal approaches (axono-cortical evoked potentials, tractography, resting-state functional connectivity), we demonstrated converging support for the hypothesis that tumor-induced plasticity redistributed the left-lateralized network of right-hand visuo-proprioceptive integration towards its right-lateralized homolog.

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MD was supported by the CRC-chirurgie 2016 from AP-HP. EM was supported by INSERM, contract interface 2018.

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Mandonnet, E., Margulies, D., Stengel, C. et al. “I do not feel my hand where I see it”: causal mapping of visuo-proprioceptive integration network in a surgical glioma patient. Acta Neurochir 162, 1949–1955 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00701-020-04399-2

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